A manufacturing firm is looking to invest in new equipment. Options A and B have a known initial cost and a known savings each year of the analysis period as shown in the table below. Option C has a known initial cost, but an unknown uniform annual savings. Using an MARR of 7%, determine the required uniform annual savings for Option 3, if Option 3 is to be the best option. Express your answer in $ to the nearest $10.(Please make sure to give a right answer)
Option | A | B | C |
0 | -10000 | -15000 | -20000 |
1 | 3200 | 3800 | ? |
2 | 3200 | 3800 | ? |
3 | 3200 | 3800 | ? |
4 | 3200 | 3800 | ? |
5 | 3200 | 3800 | ? |
MARR = 7%
Option A
Initial cost = 10000, revenue = 3200
AW of option A = -10000 * (A/P, 7%,5) + 3200
= -10000 * 0.243890 + 3200
= 761.093
Option B
Initial cost = 15000, revenue = 3800
AW of option B = -15000 * (A/P, 7%,5) + 3800
= -15000 * 0.243890 + 3800
= 141.64
Option C
Initial cost = 20000, Let revenue = A
AW of option C = -20000 * (A/P, 7%,5) + A
= -20000 * 0.243890 + A
= -4877.814 + A
For C to be the preffered option, AW of C should be greater than AW of A
AW of C = AW of A
761.093 = -4877.814 + A
A = 5638.91
A = 5640 (nearest 10)
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